As you pointed out, Mr. Wilks, these individuals haven't been convicted of an offence. For the high-risk individuals to be considered at all for that designation, they have to have committed one of a number of the serious offences that I touched on in my opening remarks. Right off the bat the individual doesn't fit into that category because they haven't been tried. They haven't been found to have been responsible for their actions. There is a regime in place for those individuals within the provincial health system, and that will continue.
But I think you have made a valid point that the not criminally responsible designation applies specifically to those individuals who have been found guilty of the serious offences.